roster storage on SD card.
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 8:05 am
The app should have a means for reading roster files off the SD drive which could be placed there either by bluetooth transfer between devices or by mounting the device to your desktop and copying csv files or xml to the SD from the desktop.
The teams and rosters could then be imported into iscore and added to the db.
first row contains field IDs, subsequent rows include data.
If you are scoring youth leagues 12-14 players 6-8 teams, or even HS 25 players, 6-8 teams entering on the device or the server is not too bad. However when you consider college ball where there are 35 players on each team and the possibility of playing 22 different teams means entering over 700 lines of data by hand. It is much more effective to copy and filter a team's roster and then copy it to your SD. for youth leagues, two parents with iScore, one from each team, could share rosters via bluetooth.
The teams and rosters could then be imported into iscore and added to the db.
first row contains field IDs, subsequent rows include data.
If you are scoring youth leagues 12-14 players 6-8 teams, or even HS 25 players, 6-8 teams entering on the device or the server is not too bad. However when you consider college ball where there are 35 players on each team and the possibility of playing 22 different teams means entering over 700 lines of data by hand. It is much more effective to copy and filter a team's roster and then copy it to your SD. for youth leagues, two parents with iScore, one from each team, could share rosters via bluetooth.